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ROCm Produces very high perplexity on RDNA3.5 with promts >n_ubatch (Reproduceable with llama-perplexity)
Disabling the host buffer foregoes the corruption.

Overview

From what i can read from the AMD Fork there is a MMQ tile-barrier race with the amd gfx115x series (host buffer to gpu).
AMD-Ecosystem#75

which then led to a bit of latency which is fixed by
AMD-Ecosystem@865374b

Now RDNA3.5 excludes direct host access while other architectures retain it.
Eliminates the whole race condition and subsequent corruption before it even happens.

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I did not create the fix. I just tested it localy and created this PR.

Fixes: Eval bug: HIP/ROCm on gfx1151, wrong logits (not a crash), triggered by prompts longer than n_ubatch.
#28211

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The fix was created by https://github.com/liangliangchang

I tested the fix: ROCm now produces the same perplexity as Vulkan

Keep integrated GPU detection while staging gfx1151 buffers in device memory to avoid UMA prefill latency regressions.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Was fixed by d4389a4

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